DevOps for Machine Learning

Overview

Explore DevOps principles for effective collaboration between data scientists and software engineers in machine learning projects, focusing on automated pipelines and best practices.

Syllabus

• **Introduction to DevOps and Machine Learning**
Overview of DevOps principles and practices
The role of DevOps in machine learning projects
Differences between traditional DevOps and MLOps
• **Setting Up the Environment**
Tools and platforms for MLOps (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes)
Creating reproducible environments with containers
Overview of cloud service providers for machine learning
• **Version Control and Collaboration**
Introduction to Git and version control for data scientists
Managing code, data, and model versions
Best practices for collaborative development
• **Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)**
Principles of CI/CD in machine learning
Setting up automated testing for ML models
Deploying models to production environments
• **Automated Data Pipelines**
Building and maintaining data pipelines
Data validation and monitoring
Integrating ETL processes with machine learning workflows
• **Model Development and Testing**
Unit testing and integration testing for ML code
Experimentation frameworks for ML models
Ensuring reproducibility and traceability in experiments
• **Monitoring and Logging in ML Systems**
Techniques for monitoring models in production
Logging best practices for data and models
Tools for real-time analytics and dashboards
• **Scaling Machine Learning Operations**
Managing and scaling resources for ML tasks
Optimizing performance and cost in ML workflows
Use cases for serverless architectures in ML
• **Security and Compliance**
Securing machine learning pipelines and models
Managing sensitive data in ML workflows
Compliance with data protection regulations (e.g., GDPR, CCPA)
• **Case Studies and Industry Best Practices**
Review of real-world MLOps case studies
Common challenges and solutions in DevOps for ML
Future trends and emerging technologies in MLOps

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Subjects

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